A truly impressive area, named after the most famous mountain in Wales, stunning Snowdonia is an extremely popular British holiday destination. The third National Park to be established, after the Peak District and the Lake District, Snowdonia offers plenty to do, with huge mountains to conquer, lush forests full of wildlife, pretty beaches dotted along the vast coastline, as well as towering cliffs. A place of national pride and understandably so, Snowdonia remains one of the most beautiful protected and preserved natural areas in the British Isles. Read more
A cosy cottage providing an ideal retreat for outdoor enthusiasts in the historic town of Blaenau Ffestiniog surrounded by the Snowdonia National Park. Ideal for walkers, bikers and those who want to explore the national park and its many attractions.
A traditional Welsh long house providing an ideal retreat to escape from the pressures of everyday life and relax in a wonderful peaceful setting. Sitting in the small Welsh village Eglwysbach, Tan-Y-Foel affords spectacular views over Snowdonia's magnificent mountains and is perfect for families or couples who want to explore the National Park and enjoy its many attractions. A vast outdoor playground and popular choice for walkers, cyclists those who enjoy and outdoor adventures. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
Why not enjoy superb sunsets over the sea in this cosy holiday cottage that sits in an enviable position within the Snowdonia National Park. Overlooking Cardigan Bay, Y Llaethdy is perfect for couples or small families sleeping up to three and sits in the village of Llwyngwril within easy reach of Barmouth. Plenty of opportunities for lazy days and adventure days. Tourist board rating: 3 Star
Escape to the peace of the Snowdonia National Park in this beautiful 17th Century cottage. As its name implies, Away from Everything is remote and isolated, yet only two miles from Tal-y-Bont and the traditional Y Bedol pub, and just 20 minutes from Conwy town with its magnificent castle and amenities. There are fantastic footpaths and cycling trails leading from the front door. If you like you hike, then you will be lacing your boots up with enthusiasm every morning, keen to explore the Carneddau and Glyder ranges, which you can see so clearly from the house and garden. With space for up to six people in two bedrooms, Away from Everything is perfect for couples, families or friends.
Two cosy holiday cottages (sleeping up to five guests in each) ideally placed for a seaside holiday in Llandudno just twenty yards from the seafront. An ideal base for exploring this lovely part of North Wales whether you are a family or couple looking for a romantic break.
Sitting close to the edge of Snowdonia National Park, this delightful holiday cottage offers the best of both worlds - a tranquil setting for a relaxing break with a multitude of attractions and great days out within easy reach. Just five miles from picturesque Betws-y-Coed, the surrounding area is a superb playground for outdoor enthusiasts including fantastic walking and mountain biking. The market town of Llanrwst is just a mile away with shops and pubs. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
Sleeping up to fourteen guests, Pentre Bach House is the perfect retreat for large groups of families and friends who want to enjoy some time away together in a spectacular seaside setting. Sitting in an enviable position in Snowdonia's spectacular National Park, you can enjoy stunning sunsets over the sea and the lovely beaches of Cardigan Bay as well as the mountains on the doorstep. Whether you want to be active, explore or simply relax by the sea, Pentre Bach House is an excellent choice for you and your party. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
Y Popty sleeps up to six guests and is a lovely character holiday cottage in an enviable position near the sea in the Snowdonia National Park. Sitting in the Welsh village of Llwyngwril close to Barmouth with the magnificent Cader Idris mountain on the doorstep, Pentre Bach offers all the right ingredients whether you want to walk, relax by the sea or explore the areas many attractions. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
A magnificent holiday home for large groups, half a mile from the sea in the Snowdonia National Park near the famous mountain Cader Idris. With secluded beaches, an indoor heated swimming pool and beautiful countryside, this is an ideal place to relax and unwind in this beautiful part of Wales. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
Whether you want outdoor adventure in a stunning setting, lazy days on the beach or a base to explore Snowdonia, this delightful holiday cottage in the Welsh village of Rachub is an excellent choice. Superb walks, attractions and tranquility abound. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
A traditional Welsh long house offering the opportunity to escape the pressures of modern day life and relax in a truly tranquil setting. Sitting in an isolated spot, on the outskirts of the village of Penmachno in Conwy, North Wales this is the perfect retreat for couples or families looking to get away from it all, walk and explore the beauties of Snowdonia National Park.
Tudor Cottage has lots of original charm and enjoys an elevated position that rewards with magnificent far-reaching views over the glorious unspoilt countryside of North Wales. A perfect rural retreat for up to four guests with the use of a hot tub, you can spend your days exploring the many attractions of the Snowdonia National Park or simply relax and unwind in this beautiful setting. Just six miles from the market town of Bala.
Providing a warm welcome at any time of the year, The Granary is one of two self-catering cottages that enjoy an elevated position and stunning views over glorious North Wales scenery. Located six miles from the market town of Bala, guests can enjoy peace and tranquility whilst being centrally located for exploring Snowdonia's stunning national park and many attractions. With the use of a hot tub, this is the perfect country retreat for a relaxing holiday.
Relaxed, comfy and great value for money, this large property allows big groups of up to thirty to getaway and enjoy time together under one roof. There are ten bedrooms, a games room, cinema and even a bar! Set in four acres of grounds with the most amazing seas views, Ty Gwyn is a short walk from the pub, shop and beach below Llwyngwril village - guests can enjoy fabulous walking and mountain biking locally.
An attractive stone self-catering cottage nestling in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park. A perfect retreat for walkers and ideal as a base for exploring this exceptionally scenic part of North Wales with Porthmadog, Beddgelert and the glorious coastline a short drive away.
Comfy converted granary offering a lovely mix of traditional character and modern convenience, set in The Vale of Clwyd just three miles from the market town of Ruthin. In a peaceful picturesque position and an ideal place for exploring North Wales, Chester and the nearby Snowdonia National Park.
Sleeping six to eight guests, this comfortable cottage is ideally placed on the outskirts of Trawsfynydd village, one of Snowdonia's super activity centres and within easy reach of Blaneau Ffestiniog and Coed y Brenin Forest Park. Affordable accommodation which is ideal for groups of friends and families who have a passion for the great outdoors.
A charming Welsh holiday cottage providing a cosy retreat for couples or small families in Manod near Blaenau Ffestiniog - an ideal base for exploring Snowdonia with an abundance of attractions for great days out and outdoor adventures.
A lovely 18th Century dog-friendly cottage perfect for couples, set amongst dramatic Snowdonia scenery in the village of Tanygrisiau in North Wales. Peaceful and cosy with multi-fuel stove, this welcoming cottage has lots of character, lovely views, a pub within a twenty minute walk, wonderful walks from the front door and the Ffestiniog Steam Train in the village.
A lovely 18th century holiday cottage set amongst spectacular scenery in the village of Tanygrisiau in the heart of Snowdonia's stunning National Park near Blaenau Ffestiniog. Retaining many character features including an impressive inglenook fireplace with multi-fuel stove and exposed beams, the cottage provides a welcome retreat to return home to after an exciting day exploring Snowdonia.
Breath-taking scenery provides the backdrop for a wide range of activities and sightseeing spots in this must-visit UK holiday destination. Snowdonia is home to many mountain ranges, though of course, no visit is complete without an attempt to scale the massive Snowdon, which stands at some 3,560 feet.
A haven for those who adore outdoor pursuits, Snowdonia provides some of the best outdoor activities in the UK. Climbers can enjoy the variety of routes available – some with quite a history behind them.
For those mountaineers who prefer to explore horizontally, there are an abundance of trails and paths all over the area. Hikers can also experience some historically notable landmarks, such as the Roman Steps to the south - remnants of a much-used mediaeval packhorse trail.
Those with a preference for some gentler walking can explore the stunning forest and valley routes, such as Gwydir Forest with some superb wildlife to be found. There are also sandy beaches along the coast, in fact almost 200 miles of beautiful coastline with stunning beaches – Aberdyfi, Barmouth and Harlech in particular, are well worth a visit.
Visitors to Snowdonia who prefer a more leisurely pace are spoilt for choice with the numerous historical buildings, railways and castles. Caenarfon Castle is a must-see for history-seekers.
With so much to do and see, it is easy to see why Snowdonia is one of the UK’s most popular holiday destinations. Find out more about Sensational Snowdonia.
